A title2

A subtitle

Your Name
alias@email.com

Your Institution

2023-10-25

Creative Commons Lizenzvertrag

mermaid test

%%{ init: { 'flowchart': { 'curve': 'natural' } } }%%
graph LR
    START[ ] -- x1 --> f[y = 3 + 0.5*x1 + 2*x]
    START2[ ] -- x2 --> f
    f -- y --> STOP[ ]

    style START fill-opacity:0, stroke-opacity:0;
    style START2 fill-opacity:0, stroke-opacity:0;
    style STOP  fill-opacity:0, stroke-opacity:0;

Group exercise: Cover your ass, Level 3

Construct and variable definitions

In the lecture, you learned how a good construct definition looks like. Apply that new skill to your model!

Task:

  • Develop proper definitions for all variables and concepts in your model
  • If necessary, update the model structure in draw.io; increase either the minor version (e.g., to 0.3.0) or only the patch version (e.g., 0.2.1); export a new xml file.
  • Provide the definitions of the model’s variables and constructs in a separate markdown file.

Deliverables:

  • Create a CHANGELOG.md file that explains the changes in the model in more detail.
  • Push both files to your group’s Github repo.
  • Write a meaningful commit message that explains the changes.

Group exercise: Cover your ass, Level 3

Construct and variable definitions

In the lecture, you learned how a good construct definition looks like. Apply that new skill to your model!

Task:

  • Develop proper definitions for all variables and concepts in your model
  • If necessary, update the model structure in draw.io; increase either the minor version (e.g., to 0.3.0) or only the patch version (e.g., 0.2.1); export a new xml file.
  • Provide the definitions of the model’s variables and constructs in a separate markdown file.

Deliverables:

  • Create a CHANGELOG.md file that explains the changes in the model in more detail.
  • Push both files to your group’s Github repo.
  • Write a meaningful commit message that explains the changes.

Sensors

Perceiving the environment

Organisms have a vast range of sensors for perceiving their environment. These have been adapted to selection pressures:

  • Humans don’t have sensors for ultraviolet light (bees do)
  • We have no sensors for radioactivity, as this was no relevant selective force
  • Single-celled organism have, for example …
    • chemoreceptors for sugar
    • tactile sense (simple membranes transmitting changes in pressure)

Main slide

Example slide

This is a subtitle

Here we have some text that may run over several lines of the slide frame, depending on how long it is.

  • first item
    • A sub item

Next, we’ll brief review some theme-specific components.

  • Note that all of the standard Reveal.js features can be used with this theme, even if we don’t highlight them here.

Additional theme classes

Some extra things you can do with the clean theme

Special classes for emphasis

  • .alert class for default emphasis, e.g. important note.
  • .fg class for custom colour, e.g. important note.
  • .bg class for custom background, e.g. important note.

Cross-references

  • .button class provides a Beamer-like button, e.g. Summary

Want more?

See our longer demo slides

We’ve deliberarely kept this template lean, to get you up and running as fast as possible.

We provide a separate demo template, with more examples for integrating code, tables, figures, etc.

  • See the live demo slides here.

Summary

A minimal and elegant presentation theme

The Quarto reveal.js clean theme aims to be a minimal and elegant presention theme.

Install the theme.

quarto install extension grantmcdermott/quarto-revealjs-clean

Use this lean template.

quarto use template grantmcdermott/quarto-revealjs-clean

Use the longer demo template.

quarto use template grantmcdermott/quarto-revealjs-clean-demo